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Wichita eagle., 1887-08-12

Mr.. ]. W. Noel, general travelling agent
FIR the Whitman Agricultural Co., of st.
L uis, Mo-, and Mr.. John Edwards, formerly
e,ltor and publisher of the Evening Journal,
Lincoln, H., were callers at the EAGLE Of
noe yesterday. Mr.. Edwards has recently
sold his paper at Lincoln and is on a tour
through Kansas with view TO locating.
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-12

215 South Main street.
For Saie.

On easy terms, several pieces of desirable
property in good prospective business local.
ties. For price and terms enquire of Z. A
Philips, agent Adams and Wells Fargo q
Co. s., Express. 3l-t1
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215 South Main street.


W. O. Riddell & Co., over Kansas National
bank, are headquarters for Paramount, Getto
and Logan additions. Parlor Car line in 20
days Finest residence property in the city.
90 tt
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twenty-five dozen childs' lace hoods just
arrived worth 81 for p cents. Ten dozen
childs' lace hoods worth $50 for 80 cents
each Call early 71-4t A. KATE.
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Notice, Real Estate Men,

Former price of lots -, 81, So, IS, block TO-
Aiierton add, is hereby changed TO sl75 per
lot, l-2 cash bal mo. or year. w. J. Miles,
MauItou, Col. IS ~
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2l5 South Main street.

Dunbar & bearing will attend to all
branches OF undertaking, night or day. 235
n. Main: telephone sos. d61-lmo
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Pocket Real Estate.

The Eagle pocket real estate book has he
come a universal favorite among DEALER
generally in the west. 25-tf-
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c. A. Pillsbury & Co., are the largest
-four manufactures in the world Miller &
Pavey agents, room 8 Fechheimer Block.
d-2g-tf
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Liberal inducements will be made witt
those desiring to build in McCormick's sec
ond addition-old fair grounds. No money
required for lots Inquire VIM D: Nc
Cornick, N E corner Douglas and Marie
treet.
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-12

For South Lawrence and Topeka avenve
lots among best bargains in Wichita. read
| ads "for sale' in this paper. f25f
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Tiff
215 South Main streer.

Fosters Carriage Shop
At114 Ida Ave, near Douglas. Buggies re-
painted, IS to sis. You will get satisfactory
work every time. d69-6t*
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SPECTATORS. Real ESTATE Men.

First-class saddle horses TO let at Bywater
4 Bowman's Fashion livery stable, III South
Water. d-13-3ts
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2l5 South Main street.

Hyde & Humble will close their store at
o'clock p. m, except Saturday, during the
months of July and August. Att
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2l5 South Main street.
Philadelphia Store.

Drink the celebrated milk shake at thu
Spanish Cigar Parlor. 104 n. Main. 71-6t
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Dunbar 4 Dearing have an elegant line o.
burial robes. 5s5 n. Man. telephone So.
d6i-mo
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Ladies' fine hand turned button shoes re-
duced from LOO to $500 at the Wichita
Shoe Parlor, corner Main and First. Aft
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2l5 South Main street.


And all kinds of plain and ornamental
wrought and cast iron work for buildings
Low prices. Stewart Bros, Architectural
Iron Works, No. 332 South Fourth avenue
63-tf
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Please announce me a candidate for re election to
tie once OF County Surveyor subject TO the decis
ion Of the Repub lean County Convention.
R w Luttrell,
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Editor Eagle:
Please announce me a candidate for the ofict
~ county coroner, subject to the decision OF the
] publican county convention. c. NJ. Garrison. Ex-
& .-oner
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I wish TO announce to the voters OF SedgwlcK
county through the columns of the EAGLE, that am
q candidate for the office of County Treasurer sub
ject TO the decision of Republican convention.
Respectfully, n. L. Taylor,
Wichita, kans july u. 1897.
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RIAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Foe following are the transfers of rea
g tate fled in the Recorders office yester-
day:
+ Fl Cunningham to J WCunnirgham
to So ok % J 0 liavidsons2nd add $4,000
Davidson to W A Arey 80 35 Gil
man ave Riverside add. ........... 1000
g NJ Warren to j G. Woodwork 81 %
Lulu ave kuechenmeisters sub div. 500
Farnum to K George Is to "a
Emporia ave tc IL Topeka avenue
Farnurns sub div .................... 32OC
n c Knight to c P Hornor, 80 20 81
Wichita st Smith & Stevens add . 1900
o Lee to J Rauey, 80 40 blk , Wilson's
add Clear waite. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 300
o Lee to G I Raney, 35 SO ok Will
sons add Clearwater. Observation-Disclosures. 81
l. r Cole to A Gipson, IS 40 blk Coles
add to Carey Park Observation-Disclosures. 20U
A Gipson to II L Cole, IS 40 blk Coles
add to Carey Park. ............ 25C
A Hunsberger to f A II Wilder, 20, ~,
Leroy st, Oakland add. ....... 800
l. E Thompson to c H Grove, 6, s,
Jeanette ave, Rich's add. ......... SOC
l. "A Silver to same, 50, 40, Emporia
ave, Zimmerly's I'd add ............. $40
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J ti1tTf EHRf6.
Please announce me a candidate for the ONCE OF
County Treasurer at the ensuing election. subject
to the decision OF the Republican convention. L. A.
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OklahauoA,

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Coo and $L00, by mail Oklahoma f9Dnsn.
ing Co., Wichita, Kas., and news d eo.e
generally. hS0
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Editor Eagle:
ease nounce Capt Daniel Murphy of Ninescah
Towhnsip as candidate for the office OF rerister of
deeds OF SedgwIck county, subject to the decision
OF the Republican county convention
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-12
Editor Eagle

E0ItOr FsaYIe.
Please announce candidate fer register OF
deeds, subject t. the decision OF the Democrat
convention. J. r. Brown. t9w&d
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Drink the celebrated milk shake at the
Spanish Cigar Parlor, 104 N. Main. 7l-6t
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RditO- Eagle:
Please announce me q candidate for the ONCE OF
Register OF Deeds the ensuing election subject q
the decision OF the Republican convention. I. D.
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Please announce me candidate for the once or
County Clerk for the ensuing term, subject 70 tne
decision OF the county Republican convention. b..
81. Downing
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-12

Editor Eagle:
Please announce my name as a candidate Tor reg
lister Deeds subject to the decision of the Kepub
Iican county convention. Robert e. DEAN
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-12

Editor Eagle:
Please announce candidtte for reelection To
rbe office OF subject to the decision OF the
Republican convention J. W. Wingard.
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-12


Please announce a candidate for the ONCE OF
oun,y Commissioner for the First district T. u
r<,xyoJ
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-12

Editor Eagie
Please announce that I am candidate for re-eec
ton to the Office OF Sheriff Of Sedgwtck county. W
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-12


Please announce a candidate for the ONCE
of Register of Deeds subject the decision OF the
Republican county convention w. L. McBee-
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Plesse announce me a candidate for Comfy Com
the st district subject to the decision OF
the Republican convention. c. Pitman
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-12

Drink the celebrated milk shake at the
Spanish Cigar Parlor, 104 n. Main. 71-6t
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215 South Main street.
Notice to Real Estate Age,

All our lots in Morton Woolman's addition
to Wichita, Kan, advanced to $500 each.
713* GEETING & MYERS.
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ease announce me candidate for register OF
deeds, subject 20 the decision OF the Democratic con-
Ven tioD. J. X Brown 12w8d
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EDITOR Eagle:
Please announce me as candidate FOR the ONCE
of unity clerk, subject 20 the decision or the he
publican onvention. J. w. Dale Sherman Twp.
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-12

7 TOR Eagle:
lease announce me candidate for the ONCE OF
Register OF Deeds subject to the action Of the Re-
ubiican county convention. F. NJ. Doffiemyne.
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-12

Editor Eagle:
VIII you please announce that John Tucker will be
q Republican candidate for the Office OF county
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-12

215 South Main street.
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2I5 South Main street.
Palace Hotel.

2l5 South Main street.
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-12
2l5 South Main street

215 South Main street.
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Eagle Township, Seogwick Co., Kansas
To the EDITOR of the Eagle:
Please announce the name OF Bruce Manamee as
candidate for The Office OF register Of deeds of Sedg
wick county, SUI o"t IN the ecison OF the hepubii
can county cOrveitIoiI.
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-12

Il. n. MURDOCH BRO, Proprietors.
FRI Jay MORNING. AUG. II, 1887 y
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Please announce me a candidate for reelection to
TIE once Of County Surveyor. subject TO the decs
ion of the Repub lean County Convention
Please announce me a candidate for the ONCE of
to the decision of the Republican convention. L. A.
Wilson.
EDITOR racle.
Please announce me a candidate for the ONCE Of
CoveIl.
wish TO announce to the voters OF Sedgwick
county through the columns OF che EAGLE That am
ject 70 the decision Of the Republican convention.
Wichita, kans.. Julv r. 1897.
Editor Eagle:
Please announce me a candidate for the ONCE of
County Clerk for the ensuing term, subject TO the
decision OF the county Republican convention. d..
q. Downing.
Editor Eagle:
OF Register of Deeds subject TO the decision OF the
Republican county convention. W. L. McBee
sdito- Eagle: =.
Please announce me candidate for the office of
Register OF Deeds the ensuing election subject to
the decision OF the Republican convention. l. D.
Fouts.
Editor Eagle:
Of the Of the
Iican county convention Robert c. DEAN
Editor Eagle:
Please announce that am candidate for reelec-
ton to the Office OF Sheriff of Sedgwick county. W.
w Hays.
lease announce me as acandidate for the ONCE OF
Kegster OF Deeds subject to the action OF the Re
ubiican county convention. +. NJ Donlemyne
Z tor Eagle:
Please announce me as a candidate for County
ERIK for the ensuing term, subject to the decision
o. the Republican county convention. s. Dunkin
Eagle Township oeogwick Co., Kansas.
To the EDITOR of the Eagle:
candidate for the oice OF register Of deeds of sedg
wick county sui joct the ecsion of the kepubli
can county coiivelI'IolI-
Please announce me as a candidate for the office
of &C unity clerk subject TO the decision OF me he
publican convention. j. w Daie' sherman Twp.
Editor Eagle:
viii YOU please announce that John Tucker will be
Republican candidate for the Office OF county
treasurer
Editor Eagle:
Plesse announce a candidate for Comfy Com
the lst district subject to the decision OF
the Republican convention. Z. truman
Editor Eagle:
Please announce candidtte for reelection To
rbe office or roner subject to the decision OF the
Republican convention J. W. Vineyard.
Editor Eagle:
ease a .nounce Capt Daniel Murphy of Ninesceh
Towhnsip as canc idate for the office OF rerister of
deeds OF Sedgwick county, subject to the decision
OF the Republican county convention
Editor Eagle:
Please announce candidate fer register Of
deeds, subject e. the decision OF the Democratic
convention J. K. Brown. t9w6d
Editor Eagle
Please announce a candidate for the Office
~ county coroner, subject to the decision OF the
publican county convention. c. NJ. Garrison Ex-
trOner
] iFor Eagle:
ease announce p candidate for register of
deeds subject 20 the decision OF the Democratic con-
RON i Brown 12W&d
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-12

Ea8Ie.
Please announce me as a candidate for Count.
ERIK for the ensuing term, subject to the decision
o. the Republican county convention. s. Dunkin.
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ST. STEPHENS CHURCH.
Consultation Of Catholic Dignitaries-An-
other Exciting Scene in the Sacred Edifice.

New York, Jan. 27.-Archbishop Corrgan,
cardinal Gibbons, Cardinal Taschereau and the
members of the Archbishop's council had a
meeting this afternoon and talked over matters
|relatng to the present disorders in the Catholic
Church After the meeting informal recep-
(ton was held, and the visitors were in
troduced to the leading clergymen. The Arch
bishop gave a dinner this evening to the
|party. Those present were Cardinal Gibbons,
\ Of Baltimore; Cardinal Taschereau of Montreal
Archbishop Ryan. of Philadelphia: Archbishop
Elder, of Cincinnati, Archbishop Williams, of
Boston; Rev. DR.. j. p. Donohoe, of Baltimore;
Rev DR.. John Foley, of Baltimore; Rev. j. Wal
lAr, of Washington; Monsignor Pierton, Rev.
DR. Mcdonald and Rev. Father Ducey.
An exciting scene occurred at St Stephens
Church, tonight which might have eliminated
In big row had it not been for the arrival of
the police. The basement of the church was
locked all day, but the body of the church was
left lopen A large crowd assembled this oven
| Ing, and at $50 about 200 women succeeded in
Forcing their way into the basement, where they
surrounded DR.. McGlynn's confessional. Dr.
Donnelly went down stairs and asked them to
leave. He was driven out. and called in the
police, who finally succeeded in clearing the
place. The women hIssed Father Donnelly and
made fun Of the officers.
Friends of Arch bishop Corrigan say he has
received many threats of violence since the Nc
wa delivered at the Arch bishops door. The
servants suspected dynamite, and handled
contain bcnbons, and with it was
~. card inscribed with the com
plirnents Of well-known physician ~hyinc
4 near by. On inquiry. it was found that the
4 doctor had not sent the box, and knew nothing
4 OF II. The bonbons Were sent to a chemist for
ANALYSIS. The inmates of the choshop's pal
ace refused to talk as to the result Of the anaIy
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TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

Floods in the Susduehanna river caused by
ice gorges. have done much damage at Port De-
posit.
John Oakes, miner, hanged himself with
wndlass rope in the shaft of the Aurora mne.
at Hurley, Wis, on Wednesday.
The Redkey Gas and Oil Company has been
organized, subscriptions enough secured to put
down a WELL ard within fifteen days the derrick
will be erected and drilling commenced.
New York detectives have arrested a man who
appears to be guilty of the murder of the man
whose manged remains were found in trunk
at Baltimore on Wednesday. The alleged mur-
cerers name is Edward Younger of Brooklyn,
ana the evidence against him is very strong.
Parties have been along the line of a proposed
| new road in Jay county, and If the townships
VIII vote the aid the road will be built The
proposed line is from Hagerstown to Bluffton,
mo-, through Farmland Redkey and Camden,
&c connect with the Chicago & Atlantic north Vt
:, Ernest Mckinley aged thirty, resident of
fttsourg. committed suicide yesterday bv throw
ing himself from the Spring Common bridge into
,he Mahoning river, at Youngstown. O. He had
informed Father Barry that ne was being perse-
suted by the members Of an organization to
"hicn ne belon ged on account Of having revealed
portion OF the secret work.
me announcement is made that a contract
as oeen signed for the purpose of putting on
ica. oao theatrical company under the aus
| me, ana with the approval of the Catholic
thalc,n' with the object of collecting fund for
relief OF The creditors of the late Archbishop
viii ;,iei. ei. The venture is to start Tery soon but
/ mol 90 business during lent.
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Loose Business Methods.

BosroN, JAN 27-Jairus Harlow, who has
been in the employ of the Western Union Com
pany for about thirty years, for the past ten
as cashier Of the Boston Office has been super
seded by Joseph II. Wentworth. of Portland.
This ia the result of an investigation and exam
ination of the books by CL.sf Auditor Cox,
who reported that the books for years had been
badly kept, and that he believed the company
had been systematically robbed. The cashiers
accounts showed apparent deficiency Of $20.-
000 No charges Of dishonesty are made against
Harlow, the facts showing. rather. that he has
been made the victim Of dishonest subordinates,
and that his removal is made on account of his
loose business methods.
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SENATORIAL CONTESTS.
Five Ballots in Texas Without Resnlt-Con
gressInan Reagan Still in the Lead

Five Ballots in Texas Without Resnlt-Con-
gresham Reagan Still in the Lead.
AUSTIN, Tex, Jan. 27.-The Legislature at
oon to-day resumed balloting for United States
'euator. The first ballot to-day tthe SIXTH re-
suited: Maxey, 81; Reagan, so; Ireland, 30. This
is gain of seven votes for Maxcy since yester-
day. The seventh ballot resulted: Reagan, SO;
Maxey, 50 Ireland, 81 Eighth ballot: Reagan
b4 Maxey, 49, Ireland. a. Ninth ballot: Rea-
gan SO; Maxey, 48; Ireland 80
The excitement was intense. and break was
.momentarily expected. the feeling being general
among Senators and Representatives that the
struggle would end to-day The tenth ballot
however. failed to disclose the expected break
and resulted as follows: Reagan, SO; Maxey,
80 Ireland. 36 Eleventh ballot Reagan, So;
hlaxey. 46; ireland, "a. The convention then ad-
Journed until icon to morrow
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cussion OF the procedure measures would be sub
ject only to such Interruptions as might be nee

cussion of the procedure measures would be sub
ject only to such Interruptions as might be nec-
essary for the conduct of urgent business.
Lord Randolph Churchill entered upon an e1-
PLANTATION of the reasons which led him to resign
the Chancellorship of the Exchequer. He said
he retired because the governments naval and
military estimates exceeded f3l 000, 900. without
counting the large supplementary estimates He
his colleagues refused to cut them down, sal
though" added Lord Randolph, II had been urg-
ing economy ever since August
Lord Randolph then referred to the govern
ments foreign policy, and declared (amid op-
position cheers). Il also objected to the govern
ment's policy of needless interference in the af
fairs Of other nations" Continuing Lord Ran
dolph said he wrote to Lord Salisbury complain
ing OF the excessive estimates. The Premier
answered that he deemed the estimates moder-
ate. and referred to the danger Of war and the
necessity OF protecting the coaling stations of
the empire. In conclusion, Lord Randolph,
whose speech OF EXPLANATION lasted forty min
utes, quoted from his last letter to Lord Sails
bury the statement that he left the Cabinet
with regret but without misgiving or hesitation.
Mr.. Gladstone applauded Lord Randolph
Church!ls sacrifices in behalf Of sound eco
nomic policy. He himself found no fault with
the foreign policy of the government. but he
thought LORD Salisbury's Mansion House speech
was calculated to rouse the gravest apprehen-
sion, and the country was entitled to be reas-
sured. Referring to the Canadian fisheries dis
pute, Mr.. Gladstone trusted that the papers con-
nected with that matter would speedily be pre-
sented to tae House He greatly lamented the
fact that the Queen in her speech, had not ex-
pressed regrets at the evictions in Kerry, and
hoped thats5he sangnine expectations OF the
royal speech would be fulfilled.
Rt Hon. William Henry Smith and the gov.
ernment was anxious to do everything in its
power to efsct a satisfactory settlement Of the
fisheries dispute, which he was certain both
countries honestly desired to bring acout.
The Tories are loudly complaining that Lord
Randolph Churchill has produced and without
doubt Intentionally. the impression that the for
eign policy Of the government is reckless and
dangerous, and think that Lord Salisbury should
remove this impression and reassure the doubt
ers soon as possible. The Liberals de
lighted over the apprehensive feeling into which
the Tories have been thrown by the widespread
distrust OF the governments foreign policy, and
also derive great comfort from the result of tht
meeting OF the Scotch members of the House o
Commons, this evening, which resolved that th'
| members present should take parliamentary
action in favor of home rule for Scotland.
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THE WAR RUMORs.

Another Newspaper Has "Authentic Infor-
mation' that War Is Very Probable.
PEsTH, Jan. 27.--Herr Tisza Hungarian
Prime Minister, has spoken to his friends in
very reassuring terms regarding the mainte
nance Of peace. The Pesther Lloyd publishes
communication from Berlin, which it asserts
is from an authentic source. and which states
that war between Germany and France is re-
earded as more probable at Berlin than is to be
inferred from the information which is permit
ted to be accessible to the public. ''It is erro-
neous." says the letter. ito suppose that the
semi-oficial press of Germany publish
the details of French ornaments
merely for the purpose OF influencing
the people in the coming elections. We happen
to know that Prince Bismarck, recently. when
he had that view of the case presented to him.
quoted, in reply, from Faust the words Thou
resemblest the spirit whom thou comprehendst.
not me- The Prince added that the statements
made in behalf of the German government re-
specting French armaments are not put forth as
any part Of Easctian maneuvering. but as warn
ing and he says the cold dOuche had been
turned on-yyssh less force this time in order not
to provoke the people too much, but it would
be turned on with greater strength if
that was found to be necessary We
once ayerted war, continued the Chancellor,
by appealing against it at the proper moment
He alluded to the position of affairs in 1884,
when the German semi official press called at
tention to the fact that Russian cavalry were be-
ING massed on the German frontier. Then it
was understood that an alliance existed between
Russia and France, and 1t was shown that war
like action the part of Russia was
positively imminent. The present combination
of affairs is not exactly analogous to that
which then existed, no Franco Russian
alliance being now feared; but there is ample
authentic evidence that General Boulanger is
persuaded that France will be prepared and
able by 1883 at the latest, to enter unaided into
great and decisive struggle. if quiet were main
tanned in the East until that time If Russia,
however. should speedily take ac.:cn, or if an
outbreak should occur in the Balkans, there was
evidence that General Bonlanger contemplated,
| in that event, a campaign against Germany
within few months Germany, therefore, was
compelled to consider the expediency of awaiting
inactively for the French attack"
The Berlin communication alluded to con
cludes with these words: president Grevy and
Prime Minister Goblet both unsuccessfully have
| tried to remove General Boulanger from control
OF the military affairs of France. In the main
tenance of peace much depends on General Bou
| langers removal"
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Business Embarrassments

BLooMINGToN, ILL.,, Jan. 21-John Schlnffel
grocer made an assignment, to-day, to Lester
Green. Liabilities, S., 600; assets, claimed to be
about s. 4000
NEW York, Jan. 27-H. S. May & Co, wine
dealers, failed to-day. Liabilities, 100000 as
sets, $45, 600.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2I-Sieefried H. May s. Co.,
wholesale lquor- Dealers 58 Warren street, have
assigned. Liabilities, about $4,000; assets,
about 60 per cent.
DENVER Col, Jan. 27.--Joseph Hilzman, re-
tail grocer made an assignment. this morning,
to his brother, Solomon L. Hlzman. Liabilities,
$28 O00 His creditors are Denver, Chicago, New
York. St Louis and Philadelphia grocery and
commission houses.